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- I, Janie, have no documented proof that Cullen is David and Elizabeth's son but am convinced that he is because of his many connections with this family and the fact that he fits in David and Elizabeth's 1830 and 1840 census records. Also, his widow was found in 1880 in Texas surrounded by David's descendants. I have not found him in the 1850 records. He may have been out of the parent's household by then. Though he didn't marry until 1856 he was buying property by 1851. Elisha Jackson, probable brother, was surety for Cullen's marriage.
19 Sep 1851 Deed Carroll Jackson to Cullen W. Jackson made in Madison TN
08 Apr 1852 Deed Franklin M. Day of Lamar Co., TX to C. W. Jackson of same
22 Oct 1852 Deed Joshua Calloway of Lamar Co., TX to C. W. Jackson of same
. . . . . . 1854 Taxes paid by agent John Jackson, Lamar Co., TX
abt 1854 Deed Missouri M. Day, Admx of Franklin M. Day to C. W. Jackson of Madison, TN
19 Jan 1854 $600 reward for C. W. Jackson who murdered Willis W. Richards Dec 24, 1853. Madison TN. It looks like he was cleared of these charges because no record is found of him being jailed and later it was found in Nancy (Fulfer) Richardson Notebook about Cullen's brothers-in-law: "Elizabeth Richards brothers were: Noff, Redding who made a fortune but had no intelligence, "Buck" was an outlaw who was killed by Cullen Jackson." More on this below.
27 Feb 1854 Deed Cullen W. Jackson of Madison TN to John W. Moore of Lamar notarized at Honey Grove, Fannin, TX
1 May 1854 Joshua Callaway/ux of Lamar to C. W. Jackson of Madison, TN
22 Jun 1854 C(arroll) Jackson, agent for C. W. Jackson to George Allen
30 Jan 1856 Marriage of Cullen W. Jackson to Elizabeth Richards. Surety: Elisha Jackson Madison, TN
Barbara Crumpton's interview with Ike Carrell: "In 1879 Cullen was shot in the stomach in his field; thought to have been a suicide. In the 1920s postmaster in Ben Franklin received a telephone call from a Mr. Richards in Madison County, Tennessee searching for descendants of Cullen. They returned the call to learn that the man's father, on his death bed, had confessed to coming down to Lamar County where he shot Cullen in revenge for murder of Willis Richards."
1860 Census Dist 16, Gibson Co., Tennessee
C. W. Jackson 35 M W farmer 1950 500 TN
Elizabeth Jackson 31 F NC
Nancy Jackson 3 F TN
John Jackson 1 M TN
(This family was living next hh to D. Jackson and wife Rachel.)
1870 Census Dist 16, Gibson Co., Tennessee
Jackson, C. W. 48 m W Farmer 1350RE 800ps TN
Jackson, Bettie 43 F W keeps house NC
Jackson, Nancy 13 F W at home TN
Jackson, John 12 M W at home TN
Jackson, James 10 M W at home TN
Jackson, Francis 8 F W at home TN
Jackson, Jefferson 7 M W at home TN
1880 Census Dist 75, Precinct 2, Lamar Co., Texas
hh 293; family 303
Jackson, Elizabeth W F 55 Wd keeping house cannot read or write NC NC NC
Jackson, Nancy A. W F 23 dau S at home TN TN NC
Jackson, John H. W M 21 son S farm laborer TN TN NC
Jackson, James W. M 18 son S Farm laborer TN TN NC
Jackson, Louisa F. W F 17 dau S at school TN TN NC
(Next hh to Elizabeth was James Jackson and his wife Rebecca Baker Jackson.)
Jackson Cullen W., b 16 Jan 1825, d 12 Jul 1879, bur Hickory Grove. Married Ellizzie ??. Tombstone is inscribed, 'C. W. Jackson.' From TXGenWeb Project, Lamar County.
From '1870-1880 MORTALITY SCHEDULES OF LAMAR COUNTY, TEXAS,' compiled by Mary Stinson Claunch Lane, Paris, TX: Precinct 2, Page 1, SD 2, ED 74; No. 304; "Jackson, Cullen W.; 51 year old white male, married; born in Tenn.; father born in N.C.; mother born in Tenn.; farmer; died in Jul; cause - Gunshot wound in bowels, supposed suicide; resident of county 48 years."
Therefore, Cullen was brought to Lamar County as a child in 1831. - which does not agree with the above census records at all!
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